HT4865 Notes in Mountain Lion

Do notes in mountain lion get stored securely on the iCloud server. now that notes is separate from mail, apple would not need to store them in IMAP servers like they were doing when notes was integrated into the mail app.

thanks for the link Winston.
I did read this article before I posted. the article came out before Mountain Lion and maybe it needs to be updated to be clear.
It does clearly say that notes are transmitted security but it does not say for sure that they are stored on IMAP servers. it says iCloud does not store data on IMAP servers securely but doesn’t say whether this applies to both Mail and Notes.
before the separate Notes app on ML, I would assume this KB article was referring to both Mail and Notes being stored on the IMAP server because the interface for Notes was embedded into Mail.
It may be that Notes are still stored on IMAP servers even though they now have their own app but since the KB article pre-dates ML, it makes me wonder.

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